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Choosing love

banal autoretrat br4 September – 9 October 2026

Written—and lived—together by Maria Permanyer and Marc LloretChoosing Love is also a way of sharing some of Marc’s literary and musical works that never had the opportunity to be made public. Music—an essential part of Marc Lloret’s life and the very setting in which the couple’s love story unfolded—accompanies visitors wherever sight and words alone are not enough.

The exhibition features photographs and texts by Maria Permanyer Bailac; texts, audio recordings and music by Marc Lloret Isiegas; as well as music by Lucía Fumero, Joan Garriga, Maestro Espada, Mishima, Robe Iniesta, Los Toreros Muertos, and Marc Lloret in collaboration with Dani Vega and Pau Vallvé. Visitors will also encounter writings by Francesc Torralba, Rainer Maria Rilke and Viktor E. Frankl.

Opening: Friday, 4 September, 7.00 pm


RELATED EVENTS

Saturday, 19 September, 12.00–1.30 pm
Giving Shape to Absence: Reflections on the Exhibition, with Maria Permanyer and Noemí Morral.

Tuesday, 29 September, 5.30–7.00 pm
The Words That Remain, a workshop for adults led by Som Provisionals.

Throughout the exhibition, free guided tours will also be available for groups of preschool, primary, secondary and higher education students, as well as for social and cultural organisations, leisure education groups, associations and family groups.

Photo of Maria Permanyer, the artist4 September – 9 October 2026

Choosing Love is an exhibition made by Maria Permanyer and Marc Lloret. It shows some of Marc’s writings and music that people have not heard before. Music is very important in Marc’s life. It also tells the story of their love. Music helps visitors understand the story when words and pictures are not enough.

The exhibition has photos and texts by Maria Permanyer Bailac. It has texts, audio recordings, and music by Marc Lloret Isiegas. It also has music by Lucía Fumero, Joan Garriga, Maestro Espada, Mishima, Robe Iniesta, Los Toreros Muertos, and Marc Lloret with Dani Vega and Pau Vallvé. Visitors will also see writings by Francesc Torralba, Rainer Maria Rilke, and Viktor E. Frankl.

Opening day: Friday, 4 September, 7.00 pm

RELATED EVENTS

Saturday, 19 September, 12.00–1.30 pm
Giving Shape to Absence: Reflections on the Exhibition with Maria Permanyer and Noemí Morral.

Tuesday, 29 September, 5.30–7.00 pm
The Words That Remain, a workshop for adults led by Som Provisionals.

During the exhibition, there will be free guided tours. These tours are for groups of preschool, primary, secondary, and higher education students. They are also for social and cultural groups, leisure education groups, associations, and families.